Barton library visit

our library leaders organised the visit of "Barton Library". Some students who were really interested went at library. I was really interested. When I came to know about library visit, I read on google about Barton Library. I was very excited to visit the library. But when I reached at library I was shocked. I asked to ma'am was this library?!!! Books were not in proper way. Dungs of books with dust. When we asked to librarian about it,She told that lack of staff. And also told that they will start renovation very soon. Cupboards were broken. If anyone wants to steal a book then they can do it very easily. But some books are really good. The collection of books in this library is very good. There are 80,000 books available in this library. This library is very old. I like some quotes in the library. I met a old man who visits this library every day. He talked with me in English and I was surprised. He told that this library is 150 years old. And gave some another information. I enjoyed this visit. And I hope the renovation will be started very soon and I will use the library in proper way and with new ideas before my old age or my death.
Thank you Dilip sir and library leaders Reena dee and Jyoti baa for arranging this visit.

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